“If this country must move forward”: Shehu Sani warns Tinubu on the mistake Buhari must not make

  • Senator Shehu Sani has revealed one of Muhammadu Buhari’s mistakes that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu must not make
  • Former federal lawmaker warned President Tinubu not to make Buhari’s mistake in appointments
  • The civil rights activist and social critic warned that if this country is to move forward, Tinubu must treat competence as a qualification for appointment.

Legit.ng journalist, Adekunle Dada, has over 5 years of experience covering government and metropolitan politics.

Abuja Foreign Trade Centre – Former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani, has warned President Bola Ahmed Tinubu not to repeat the mistake of his immediate predecessor, Muhammadu Buhari.

Sani said Tinubu should not make the same mistake as Buhari in appointments.

Shehu Sani warns Tinubu on the mistake Buhari must not make
Shehu Sani warns Tinubu against making the same mistake as Buhari in appointments Photo credit: Shehu Sani/Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu
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According to Vanguard, he urged President Tinubu to prioritise competence as a qualification for appointment if he wants to move the country forward.

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The former federal lawmaker stated this during an interview on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics programme on June 30.

Sani said nepotism was at its peak during Buhari’s eight years in power but there were no results to show for it in security, economy, education and healthcare, The Punch reports.

However, he said he believes President Tinubu has the experience to avoid making the same mistakes as Buhari.

“Under Buhari, we have seen nepotism at its peak, where people were appointed to public offices and abandoned even if they did nothing.

“Service chiefs were kept in office despite their failures, and by retaining them the careers of those behind them were destroyed. For many years, many officers were removed to appoint a single person.”

“If this country is to move forward, we must address the issue of competence as a requirement for appointment.”

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Sani reacts to Tinubu’s approval of N50,000 grant

Meanwhile, Legitimate.ng He said Senator Sani reacted flippantly to the N50,000 relief fund, which President Tinubu’s government is set to distribute to tens of thousands of Nigerian families.

Legit.ng reports that President Tinubu recently approved a grant to improve the lot of 3.6 million families in Nigeria. The grant will be disbursed under the National Home Building and Support Programme.

The disbursement of the Tinubu grant to families will take place over three months, according to presidential spokesperson Ajuri Ngelale.

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